Konig
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lessloss had started marketing their usb -> spdif converters. Steve got some competition now and i wonder if any1 will buy lynx again.
Lightened Windows services: Audible. Increased memory timings to maximum smooth operation: Audible. Changing the card's DMA buffer size: Audible. Changing the audio software's buffers: Audible. Change the CPU frequency from 3.4 to 2.8 to 1.8 GHz: Audible. Changing the memory timings inside the BIOS: Audible. Playing the file from USB RAM drive instead of from Hard Disk: Audible. Playing the file from a deeply embedded folder instead of from top of directory: Audible. Filtering the PS of the computer: Audible. Turning off the CRT monitor: Audible. Unplugging all external devices, i.e. mouse, keyboard, monitor, etc: Audible. |
Playing the file from a deeply embedded folder instead of from top of directory: Audible. |
Originally Posted by Konig i wonder if any1 will buy lynx again. |
Originally Posted by Thaddy Oh my, are they serious? |
Originally Posted by gevorg What a can of worms they opened, they better explain each case like they did in other parts of their website. |
Originally Posted by Scrith Laughing by the guy as he came up with that list of ridiculous claims: Audible |
Originally Posted by ObiHuang Oh man, I guess it was only time before a company realized how gullible "audiophiles" are and realizes how much it can milk the term "jitter." |
Originally Posted by ObiHuang Actually I'd bet $20 that in 2 years, we'll get posts claiming they heard differences doing half the things posted there. Think about what people are already doing/claiming. Trust me, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Give it two years and people will turn off their LCD monitors when they listen to audio, or buy 2GB of RAM to listen to their music. |
Originally Posted by ObiHuang We have people who insist vinyl has the best sound quality even though every time you play the record, you're rolling off the high frequencies and adding distortion (and not to mention the buildup of dust that adds the beautiful static). |